Hi Jon,
Thanks.
It Actually worked in following way:
$this->Model1->contain(array(
'Model2'=>array(
'Model3',
'Model4'=>array('fields'=>'Fld1','Fld2'),
'Model5',
'Model6'
)
)
);
:vj:)
On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 6:09 PM, Jon Bennett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> > this is fine,but from Model4 I require only 2 fields like Fld1,Fld2.If
> > I specify this in following way:
>
> off the cuff, try:
>
> $this->Model1->contain(
> 'Model2',
> 'Model2.Model3',
>
> 'Model2.Model4'=>array('fields'=>'Model2.Model4.Fld1',
> 'Model2.Model4.Fld2'),
> 'Model2.Model5'
> );
>
> btw, your original snippet's syntax looks a bit weird, but I've kept
> that anyway!
>
> hth
>
> jon
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>
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